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On another note, MMoRPG's have an interesting real world value. There is an emerging economy based completely on selling ingame items and currency to help you jumpstart into a game. With working a fulltime job and raising a family this is the ONLY viable way for to test out an mmorpg. I would love to play a game for free that has ads, Sheesh games like second life encourage users to advertise ingame their virtual items.
Why complain about ads in games when you are paying and seeing ads everyday online, How much did you pay for your cable modem? And how much do you pay monthly for your internet access? How is this example different. I'm confused, If you don't want to see ads you had better not suport companies that advertise. I personally welcome ads that are helpful. With places like http://www.lootpal.com/ poping up everyday helping establish a realworld economy for mmorpgs, why complain?
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http://lootpal.com/ On another note, MMoRPG's have an interesting real world value. There is an emerging economy based completely on selling ingame items and currency to help you jumpstart into a game. With working a fulltime job and raising a family this is the ONLY viable way for to test out an mmorpg. I would love to play a game for free that has ads, Sheesh games like second life encourage users to advertise ingame their virtual items.
Why complain about ads in games when you are paying and seeing ads everyday online, How much did you pay for your cable modem? And how much do you pay monthly for your internet access? How is this example different. I'm confused, If you don't want to see ads you had better not suport companies that advertise. I personally welcome ads that are helpful. With places like http://www.lootpal.com/ poping up everyday helping establish a realworld economy for mmorpgs, why complain?